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Hi, I have an 1 TB external HDD. Lets say i use a software to create an 100 GB encrypted volume where i can store confidential data. I understand it takes considerable time to create this encrypted volume. Now after creating it, say i copy some data into it. How will fast will the data be...

I just checked their specs. Your laptop has an HDMI out. Your projector does not have an HDMI input but has various other video inputs. You will need a HDMI to VGA cable to connect it to your projector. For audio use a 3.5mm male to RCA cable.

What kind of AV device have you connected to your TV? Usually such a blue screen with logo means the TV is not getting any video signal from whatever device that has been connected to your TV.

With the setup you have right now, you will not get sound for your bluray player. When you connect HDMI from you bluray player to your TV, the HDMI is carrying both video and audio from your bluray to TV. So your TV will of course play sound with its internal speakers. Now when you select...

This will work when using it with an external AV device with HDMI out. However the video will pass through VGA and not sure your TV has any VGA input. How many AV devices are you going to connect to your TV? You will be better off using a Toslink to 3.5 mm female cable and connect it to the...

Simple answer is YES, there is such a cable. You are looking for a 3.5 mm male jack to RCA cable, usually called a Y type cable as well.

Try inserting the cable in a different input or use a different cable. Or try connecting a different audio video device with the same cable like a set-top box etc to check where the problem lies.

So when you play your Bluray and select external speakers, your TV will start audio output from the headphone out. You will have to use a 3.5 mm male jack to RCA cable wire and connect it to your receiver. Before doing this, just use any headphone you may have with you and connect it to the...

I was just taking a look at the back panel of this TV. Your TV does not have an audio out through RCA. So are you using Optical to RCA cable or you are using your headphone out by 3.5mm jack to RCA?

I am counting your HDD is a NTFS format one so it should work unless your TV will only detect FAT format. After you connect you HDD, do you feel the drive being powered up? like when you touch you should feel it working. I hope you have gone through your TV manual to check if it supports HDD...

Have you tried to make the HDD work with your TV? Could be some basic issue. External HDD should work with your TV.

How have you connected your Blu-Ray player to your receiver? What troubleshooting steps have you taken till now?

The simple answer is YES it will work. Your speakers are USB powered so it will have to be powered up all the time. Perhaps you can plug the USB into your Xbox as well to power it. If you do not mind some cutting and taping, you can use your Toslink to RCA cable. Just cut the RCA pins and...

Try using a different headphone or something to see if issue is with the output. Or use this headset and plug it in a different audio device. This way at least you will know where the problem lies. Sometimes you may have 2 pairs of those green and pink jacks like in my desktop i have them in...